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In this episode of the Master Class series, David and I explore the art of chipping potatoes. Join us to discover all the dos and don'ts! https://apple.co/3wVDIJu

Discover the latest episode of Pyle Files! 🌌 In this episode, Craig Lough delves into the impact of New York's Central Business District Tolling Program on shippers and carriers. Learn about the new tolls spanning Manhattan and how they affect logistics operations. Click to watch and understand how this development may shape shipping strategies and costs going forward. #PyleFiles #ADuiePyle #Logistics

📣 I've been working on something Huge! 📣   📺The Process Alchemist YouTube Channel is LIVE with its first video!   Part 1 Fire & Slice: Let's Ask Questions and See How We Can Help Mike! https://lnkd.in/g9GgH2pU   A few weeks ago, I wrote Mike, owner of Four Corners/Fire & Slice, an email. After moving to a new location and expanding their menu and hours, I had noticed some quality issues. I really meant well and wanted to make sure he was aware and see if there was a plan to improve.   He responded! We had a conversation over several days that led to this video allowing me to give Mike some recommendations to help the restaurant get back on top!   It was so much fun! 😁   This will be a 2 Part Series:   Part 1: Asking Questions and Understanding Mike's Goals Part 2: Recommendation and Next Steps (Coming in a few days)   👍 Please watch, like, subscribe, and stay tuned for the next Episode!   This is also a great way to earn your Business Acumen PDUs!   💡 Different ways to think: I've never worked in the restaurant industry and I was upfront with Mike about that. We decided to work together anyway and I used my skill set from other industries, cooking, and eating in restaurants to help Mike anyway. What could you do if you decided your skills could apply anywhere you wanted instead of saying, "I don't have experience with that."? #ProjectManagement #coaching #ProcessImprovement #YouTube #LocalBusiness #Pizza #Video --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📒 Follow me for more posts like this! ⌛ Interested in consulting, coaching, or a workshop? DM me or go to https://lnkd.in/gxpdEXt7 to schedule 30 minutes to chat!

In this week's article in the Focus Series, Matty Wishnow breaks down the relationship between Focus and Efficiency. If you're a member of the "this could have been an email" club, read more about Matty's take on why you feel that way! Article link in the comments.

This was a great conversation with my colleague and friend, Nikon J. Gormley on 'Mental Horsepower': why it matters, and what can get in its way. The full episode is here: https://lnkd.in/emdYKENr

Great presentation this week by Dwayne Purvis, P.E. and Purvis Energy Advisors exploring how ARO considerations can radically change how much a property is worth, and the implications of the end-off-life planning horizon. The webinar examined how the first principles and stated guidelines of professional standards from SPE, SPEE, and the SEC apply to decommissioning costs in reserves and economic evaluations. Huge thank you to Purvis Energy Advisors for the ongoing support and partnership with 360 Engineering & Environmental. You can download the presentation slide deck in the link below, and please reach out to Dave Lamberton or Dwayne Purvis, P.E. with any #ARO or #Abandonment / #Decommissioning cost model related questions or support.

In a complex system, you do “A” and you’re not sure what you’ll get. Even with hindsight, all we're left with to explain what happened is story and myth. I talk about this in my Reality-Based Planning Series:

Absolutely life can be complex

Excited to share Part 3 of a 6-part series titled "Where I Am." Each installment delves into pivotal moments and insights along my journey. Join me as explore the intricacies of personal and professional growth, offering reflections and lessons learned along the way. Stay tuned for more as we navigate this enriching narrative together. #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #WherelAm #Series

Thank you to everyone who joined the discussion yesterday, and especially to those who asked the focused questions! In some cases, the standards are perfectly clear on the requirement of including ADR costs. In other cases, it is equally clear that the costs must be reviewed, cannot be accepted as offered. But gaps remain without explicit guidance on how to make certain decisions, leaving it to the judgment of engineers. The guidelines, their interpretation, and their application must at all times comport with the first principles of professional engineering ethics. And those are pretty clear. Texas statute about engineering unpacks the universal standard of being "objective and truthful": The engineer “shall not in any manner whatsoever tend to create a misleading impression." Ethics are not about intention. They are about effect. And this this statement does not forbid deceit; it is much tighter than that. Statements cannot "tend" in any way "whatsoever" to create an "impression" that is misleading. And it is hard to imagine how any decision that minimizes the impact of ADR costs does not "tend" to create a misleading "impression."